The TV shows of the 1970s were shameless in their depiction of stereotypes and CHARLIE’S ANGELS was no exception.  Although minorities were rarely seen on the show, when they were, they weren't usually painted in the best light.  And if their race or sexual orientation was ever an issue, the Angels usually were sometimes the most un-PC of all.  The following includes a list of both slight and very politically incorrect moments from Charlie's Angels. 

"Angels in Chains" - any depiction of a female prison wouldn't be complete without the token lesbian.  And of course she has to be an evil bull dyke like Maxine who can't take her eyes off of Jill.

"The Killing Kind" -Jill and Kelly laugh about Kelly's new "relationship" with ultra-masculine masseuse, Inga.

"Angels on Ice" -When Kelly meets Jo Jo, a flashy soul man on a motorcycle, she shamelessly begins speaking "jive" like nobody's business!

"Angel Flight" - Stewardess in training, Mai Ling, is the victim of a rude comment by one of her teachers, in reference to her nationality.

“Angels in the Backfield” – When the Angels join an all-girl football team, Kris is picked on by butchy Grinelda and has to be rescued by ultra-feminine Kelly in a locker room cat fight!

"Angels on the Run" -Roger, the owner of a dress shop, is a bonfire of a homosexual.  Wearing a fuzzy pink sweater, Roger helps Kris with some information on a case.  In turn, she tells him that a hot new pantsuit in his dress shop would look better on him than her!

"Angels in Springtime" -An obese and angry lesbian hates Kris for being, well for being Kris!  She locks the little Angel in a sauna and later covers her naked body with steaming hot towels.

 "Caged Angel" -Another fat lesbian hates Kris for obvious reasons and torments her endlessly.